Soy wax is used because it melts at a lower temperature than paraffin, which suits a warmer lamp: the wax liquefies gently under top-down heat and releases fragrance without ever needing a wick. The amber glass jar diffuses the lamp glow into a warm tone and looks finished enough to sit out on a shelf unlit. At 400g it is the smaller of the two jar sizes offered, well matched to compact and adjustable-height warmers. Available for private-label programs.
Specifications
| Material | Soy Wax + Amber Glass Jar |
|---|---|
| Colorways | Amber Glass |
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Sold as a companion to our warmer range, this 400g pour is a candle for candle warmer lamp use rather than a match-and-wick product. Soy wax goes into an amber glass jar, and the jar is sized to fit the heads across the range so the wax sits directly under the bulb. Distributors usually carry it as a refill line, since the lamp keeps earning long after the first jar has been worked through.
A Wickless Candle for Warmer Lamps
Treated as a wickless candle for warmer lamps, the jar never meets a match. A GU10 halogen bulb hangs above it and melts the surface from the top down, so the wax stays clean and the room takes the fragrance without smoke. Nothing needs trimming between sessions, and the jar can simply be capped and set aside once the wax has cooled back into a solid block.
Choosing the Right Wax for Candle Warmer Heads
The wax for candle warmer duty has to soften at a lower temperature than a bulb can reach, and that is where soy has the advantage over harder blends. It melts gently, pools evenly beneath the head and gives up fragrance at a steady rate instead of all at once. It is also why one jar can be re-melted repeatedly rather than being consumed in a single evening under a flame.
Low Temp Wax Candles and Why They Suit Warmers
Low temp wax candles are the sensible match for an electric warmer, because the heat source is mild by design and never touches the wax directly. Soy sits squarely in that band. The amber glass helps as well, shielding fragrance oils from bright shelf lighting while the warm tint suits the lamps it is sold beside. At 400g this is the easier entry size for a first order or an add-on line.
Frequently Asked Questions
can you light a candle on a candle warmer
There is no need to. The bulb supplies all the heat, so the jar is left unlit and fragrance still lifts from the melted surface. Staying unlit is the whole point of a warmer: no flame, no smoke and nothing burning down.
How much wax is in the small jar?
The small size holds 400g of soy wax in an amber glass jar. The medium jar uses the same format with 450g, so a customer who wants more wax per jar can move up without changing warmer.
Can this jar be ordered on its own?
Yes. It is listed as an accessory as well as a companion to the warmer lamps, so buyers can run it as a refill line, as part of a bundle, or as a small standalone gift item.
How is the jar handled after the wax has melted?
Switch the lamp off and let the wax set again before moving the jar, since the same wax re-melts on the next session. A dry cloth on the outside of the amber glass keeps the display looking clean.
